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Open Position as a Research Associate at Freiburg University

May 21, 2025/in News/by Jan von Hein
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The Institute for Comparative and Private International Law (Department 3) at Freiburg University (Germany) is seeking a Research Associate (m/f/d), 26%, to begin as soon as possible.

The responsibilities of this position include supporting the professorship in organizational and pedagogical matters, participating in the professorship’s research projects, and conducting own courses. The opportunity to pursue a doctorate is offered. The position is suitable for parallel training or doctoral funding. Applicants are expected to demonstrate a particular interest in the professorship’s key areas of focus and have passed the first (or second) state examination with above-average results (at least fully satisfactory). Knowledge of German civil law and international private and procedural law is also required. Applicants with severe disabilities will be given preference if they are suitable.

The position is initially limited to two years. Remuneration is based on the TV-L E13 salary scale.

We particularly welcome applications from women for the position advertised here.

For further information, please click here.

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